S&P: emerging markets turned against developed tide in July
According to S&P’s every emerging market index out-performed each developed market index in July.
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FSA to consult on legacy business in September
The regulator intends to consult the industry on how legacy business and RDR will interact.
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FSA delays platform paper to assess its impact on other rules
The FSA’s platform paper will be issued on Monday after assessing its broader impact on other rules.
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New range of structured products from Aviva Investors
Aviva Investors has added a defined growth range of products to its existing structured propositions
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US debt deal agreed in principle but uncertainty remains
Republicans and Democrats have agreed on a package to cut its deficit and raise its debt ceiling.
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Sarasin closes Global Villages Sicav due to lack of interest
Bank Sarasin has closed its Global Villages Sicav as it is no longer cost effective to keep open.
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PA ANALYSIS: Traditional UK income beating latest trends
UK equity income offers yields in line with fixed income portfolios while generating higher returns.
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Signia Wealth achieves SEC registration
London-based Signia Wealth has announced its registration as an investment adviser with the SEC.
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US politicians playing a dangerous game with its economy
Andrew Bell wants US politicians to stop posturing, raise the debt ceiling then reduce its deficits.
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Retail investors lead exit from US equity funds
Retail investors have pulled money out of US equity funds for the seventh consecutive week.
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Eden’s UK Special Opps ready for Himsworth in September
Leigh Himsworth’s UK Special Opportunities Fund is expected to be ready for launch by the end of Q3.
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Martin Currie shows door to China manager Chris Ruffle
Martin Currie has parted company with China manager Chris Ruffle following a conflict of interest.
